Cost segregation lets commercial and rental property owners accelerate depreciation deductions into the early years of ownership. Blake Collinsworth of CSSI Services explains how studies work, what they save, and how restored 100% bonus depreciation changes the math.
By Matthew A. Griffith, Attorney Indiana’s real estate licensing requirements are governed by IC § 25-34.1 (Real Estate License Act) and administered by the Indiana Professional Licensing Agency. The general…
By Matthew A. Griffith, Attorney In Indiana, lease-options and land contracts are two of the most commonly used seller-financing structures for residential real estate transactions. A lease-option gives the tenant…
By Matthew A. Griffith, Attorney Indiana’s mechanic’s lien statute (IC § 32-28-3) gives contractors, subcontractors, laborers, and material suppliers a powerful tool for securing payment: the right to place a…
By Matthew A. Griffith, Attorney A land trust is a revocable, inter vivos trust that holds title to real property, with a trustee holding legal title and the beneficiary retaining…
By Matthew A. Griffith, Attorney A land contract—also called a contract for deed or installment sale agreement—is a seller-financing arrangement where the buyer takes possession of real property and makes…
By Matthew A. Griffith, Attorney In Indiana, the eviction process—formally called an action for possession—is governed by IC § 32-31 (Landlord-Tenant Relations) and IC § 32-30-3 (Emergency Possessory Actions). A…
Real estate disputes include boundary conflicts, seller disclosure claims, construction defects, and purchase agreement breaches. We represent buyers, sellers, and investors.
Liability protection separates your personal assets from your investment properties. We structure entities, insurance, and agreements to shield your portfolio.
The right entity structure protects your real estate investments. We advise on LLCs, series LLCs, holding companies, and operating agreements for Indiana investors.
Real estate investing in Indiana requires sound legal structure, financing, title review, and compliance. We advise investors on entity formation, 1031 exchanges, and landlord obligations.
Tenant disputes range from security deposit disagreements to habitability complaints. We represent landlords and tenants in negotiation, mediation, and litigation.
Indiana’s eviction process follows specific legal steps. We handle notice requirements, court filings, and hearings for landlords pursuing lawful evictions.
A well-drafted lease protects your property and your rights. We draft and review residential, commercial, and specialized lease agreements under Indiana law.
Indiana landlord-tenant law covers security deposits, lease requirements, habitability, and notice procedures. We represent landlords and tenants in disputes and compliance.
A thorough title review catches liens, encumbrances, and ownership issues before closing. We examine titles and resolve defects for buyers, sellers, and lenders.
A closing attorney protects your interests during the real estate transaction. We handle contract review, title examination, deed preparation, and closing representation.
Commercial real estate transactions involve complex contracts, zoning, environmental review, and financing. We represent buyers, sellers, landlords, and tenants in Indiana.